Team Trump and Team Black Lives Matter are more alike than you think
Trump crew and Team Black Lives Matter are bound together by grievances against the state and the polity it represents.
Trump crew and Team Black Lives Matter are bound together by grievances against the state and the polity it represents.
SharesThis is the world of the progressive left. This is the land of one-party rule.
SharesPresident-elect Joe Biden is about to begin the first 100 days of his administration.
SharesA lot depends on what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer do in the next few weeks and months. All four will be trying to placate young people, who have been moved to protest for the past couple of years and allowed to skip school in the name of free speech and civics lessons.
SharesThe last time these slinking mongrels in Congress impeached President Trump, a deadly disease from China was stalking our country, poised to pounce and kill close to 400,000 Americans.
SharesThanks to a political uprising at the Capitol building and its online fallout, the scrutiny toward major tech companies has never been more intense.
SharesNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un resurfaced last week at the eighth Congress of his ruling Workers' Party, where he admitted "almost all sectors" of his country's economy had fallen short of their goals.
SharesWhen the thrust of your defense procurement strategy is to please its benefactors in Congress rather than achieve and increase strategic demands, you'll get some odd outcomes.
Shares"Hello, American sailor. Hello, freedom man." These words came from one of the refugees crammed on a leaky little boat who came across the USS Midway. They were hoping to get to America from Indochina.
SharesWhen Twitter and Facebook decided to ban President Donald Trump, censor The New York Post, and start erasing other people and institutions from their platforms, they started down a path which will have enormous consequences for them and for America.
SharesI caution those that are hell-bent on removing the 45th president days before his term is up to reconsider the gasoline you're about to throw on a house already divided.
SharesFacebook and Twitter's decision to ban President Trump from their online platforms has drawn both condemnation and appreciation from opposite ends of the political spectrum.
SharesThere was something eerie about a virtual inauguration even before the chill of violent Capitol Hill protests.
SharesDespite Donald Trump's impending departure from the White House, "fake news," as both a slogan and a phenomenon, is here to stay.
SharesSome conservatives I hear from believe Democrats are trying to impeach President Trump for a second time and even deny him the right to ever hold public office again because they fear his policy successes and the 74 million who voted for him.
SharesFormer New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie offered his understanding last weekend of President Trump's alleged role in the Capitol riots when he said, "If inciting to insurrection isn't impeachable, I don't know what is."
SharesAn American in Des Moines like a Parisian in Paris can hardly be faulted for fearing that America's democracy is in crisis.
SharesTwo days after the 2020 election, a defiant Kathy Griffin retweeted the notorious picture of her holding a prop that looked like the bloody head of a decapitated Donald Trump.
SharesIn the election of 1860, Abraham Lincoln won the presidency with 39.8% of the vote, the lowest percentage of any person to be inaugurated president.
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